You Don't Say! SLP Real Talk, Advice and Strategies
You Don’t Say, presented by the Founders of The Mentorship Collective, is the podcast for real talk, advice, and strategies in speech-language pathology.
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92507 Prep Freebies: How SLP Practices Can Prepare Now (opens the original)
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The 92507 reimbursement changes are coming—and waiting for all the answers isn’t a strategy. In this episode, Hylan and Nikki break down how practices can prepare now without panicking. Using their free reimbursement assessment tool, they walk through how to model potential financial impact, pressure-test scheduling models, and identify where your clinic may need to adapt. You’ll hear about: Modeling potential reimbursement changes for 2026–2027 Rethinking 30-, 45-, and 60-minute scheduling mode
92507 Changes: Don't Panic. Prepare. (opens the original)
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The conversation around the proposed 92507 reimbursement changes has created a lot of uncertainty for speech-language pathologists—but panic isn't a strategy. In this episode, Hylan and Nikki discuss what these changes could mean for SLP practices, the ripple effects they may have on operations, leadership, staffing, and patient access, and the conversations practice owners and leaders should be having now to prepare. Whether you're a solo practitioner, practice owner, clinical leader, or clinic
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